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The Story of MML3's Prototype Version
Since Mega Man Legends 3 was never completed and even the Prototype Version was left unreleased, little is known about how the game's story would actually unfold. All we can do is compile a list of story elements as they were revealed.
Klickelan Island
One major element that we do know is where most if not all of the game takes place. Klickelan is a decent-sized place, easily recognizable due to its large ruin formation that towers over everything around. The heart of the island is Teomo City, a place bustling with diggers, businesses, and bike gangs known as Rebel Riders.
The Rocket
As of Legends 2, MegaMan was trapped up on Elysium. In the Prototype Version it's clear that Roll is pouring all her effort into constructing a rocket to go rescue him. There's even a Rocket Research & Development Laboratory.
The Rebel Riders
Teomo City is plagued by youth gangs collectively referred to as Rebel Riders. They cruise the streets on their Motorhorses, hovering motorcycles, with little regard for society. It's uncertain whether these gangs—other than the prominent Bright Bats—would have had much presence beyond the missions available in the Prototype Version.
The Bright Bats
In MegaMan's absence, a new hero has arisen named Barrett. Often accompanied by his sidekick Aero, he "leads" a gang known as the Bright Bats, and rides his air bike around Teomo City in a number of missions available in the Prototype Version. He also has a wide variety of attack skills and abilities.
Barrell = Barrett?
In the Prototype Version, Roll mentions that Barrell has been missing for a couple weeks. Speculation has it that the reason is because Barrell is actually Barrett. The two do share some visual design elements and have similar names. This was never confirmed however, and among the limited info we were given there seems to be just as much evidence against the connection as for it...
Klicke Lafonica
Deep within the ruins Barrett learns of something called the Klicke Lafonica, "The Fire of Creation," presumed to be a major plot point for the story. According to Chris Hoffman it seems that the finished game would have focused heavily on this mysterious item, with the Casketts, the Bonnes, and the Bright Bats all out to get it first.
Klickelan Island
One major element that we do know is where most if not all of the game takes place. Klickelan is a decent-sized place, easily recognizable due to its large ruin formation that towers over everything around. The heart of the island is Teomo City, a place bustling with diggers, businesses, and bike gangs known as Rebel Riders.
The Rocket
As of Legends 2, MegaMan was trapped up on Elysium. In the Prototype Version it's clear that Roll is pouring all her effort into constructing a rocket to go rescue him. There's even a Rocket Research & Development Laboratory.
The Rebel Riders
Teomo City is plagued by youth gangs collectively referred to as Rebel Riders. They cruise the streets on their Motorhorses, hovering motorcycles, with little regard for society. It's uncertain whether these gangs—other than the prominent Bright Bats—would have had much presence beyond the missions available in the Prototype Version.
The Bright Bats
In MegaMan's absence, a new hero has arisen named Barrett. Often accompanied by his sidekick Aero, he "leads" a gang known as the Bright Bats, and rides his air bike around Teomo City in a number of missions available in the Prototype Version. He also has a wide variety of attack skills and abilities.
Barrell = Barrett?
In the Prototype Version, Roll mentions that Barrell has been missing for a couple weeks. Speculation has it that the reason is because Barrell is actually Barrett. The two do share some visual design elements and have similar names. This was never confirmed however, and among the limited info we were given there seems to be just as much evidence against the connection as for it...
Klicke Lafonica
Deep within the ruins Barrett learns of something called the Klicke Lafonica, "The Fire of Creation," presumed to be a major plot point for the story. According to Chris Hoffman it seems that the finished game would have focused heavily on this mysterious item, with the Casketts, the Bonnes, and the Bright Bats all out to get it first.